One Day Honeymoon Itinerary in Malacca

1. 9:00AM: Malacca River Cruise
   Located in the middle of the city, this river cruise takes you on a scenic journey through the historic city of Malacca, passing through ancient bridges and historic buildings.

   The cruise lasts for about 45 minutes during which you can witness Malacca's timeless beauty and charm while enjoying the tranquillity and peacefulness.

2. 11:00AM: The Stadthuys
   The imposing Stadthuys represents one of the most popular tourist attractions in Malacca. Built-in 1650, it is known as the oldest Dutch building that has been preserved in Southeast Asia.

   The Stadthuys also hosts the History and Ethnography Museum, which exhibits various artefacts and historical objects from Malacca's past. It is indeed a perfect stop to learn about the local heritage and history.

3. 1:00PM: Baba Nyonya Heritage Museum
   The Baba Nyonya Heritage Museum is an excellent representation of the rich Peranakan heritage. This museum is situated inside a 19th-century Chinese mansion that has been preserved and turned into a museum.

   With intricate woodcarvings, antique furniture and alluring decoration, the museum tells you about the lifestyle, culture and traditions of the Baba Nyonya community who is known for leading a lavish lifestyle.

4. 3:00PM: Jonker Street
   A visit to Malacca isn't complete without stepping foot in Jonker Street. This popular street exhibits an authentic blend of culture, heritage, and food with local delicacies such as the famous chicken rice ball or pineapple tarts.

   Aside from the fantastic food choices, Jonker Street is also a go-to place for antique enthusiasts and souvenir hunters as there are plenty of shops where you can buy traditional crafts, silk sarongs or handmade shoes.

5. 5:00PM: Malacca Straits Mosque
   The stunning Malacca Straits Mosque is situated on the man-made Malacca Island and is known for its picturesque sunset views. The mosque is a fusion of Middle Eastern and Malay culture and exhibits an impressive mix of Malaysian Islamic architecture styles.

   You can take a stroll on the beach to enjoy the sunset's breathtaking views, which leave visitors speechless with its beauty and serenity.

Time and Cost Estimates

• Malacca River Cruise (45 minutes, £4 per person)
• The Stadthuys (1 hour, £2 per person)
• Baba Nyonya Heritage Museum (1 hour, £3 per person)
• Jonker Street (2 hours, expenses depend on individual purchases)
• Malacca Straits Mosque (1 hour, free entry)
• Total Estimated Costs (per person): £9

Useful Tips

If you have more time and love nature, head over to Melaka Butterfly and Reptile Sanctuary, showcasing an extensive showcase of vibrant butterflies and reptiles. On the other hand, if you have less time, you can either skip Malacca Straits Mosque or The Stadthuys and still have a memorable honeymoon experience.